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A new evaluation model for e-learning programsTudevdagva, Uranchimeg, Hardt, Wolfram 13 December 2011 (has links)
This paper deals with a measure theoretical model for evaluation of e-learning programs. Based on methods of general measure theory an evaluation model is developed which can be used for assessment of complex target structures in context of e-learning programs. With the presented rating function target structures can be evaluated by a scoring value which indicates how the targets in sense of a given logical target structure has been reached. A procedure is developed for the estimation of scoring values for target structures based on adapted assessment checklists.
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Usability and Internet-based bankingVan Dyk, Tobias Jan 06 1900 (has links)
Usability refers to the study and measurement of the quality of human-computer interaction.
Internet-based banking is a task-oriented, goal-directed, Web-based, E-commerce application where
users access and manipulate bank accounts remotely through a Web browser interface. The
examination of the usability of this interaction through the distributed medium of the Internet formed
the research basis.
The aims of the research are to review the application of general usability principles and properties
to Internet-based banking, examine existing usability guidelines for hypermedia and Web design,
and apply these during a structured evaluation of local and international online banking facilities.
The research instrument is a combination of a checklist-based and heuristic evaluation, and is
preceded by a task analysis.
Three research questions are addressed and solutions suggested. These are related to improving
Internet banking usability, finding the best approach for measuring this, and creating an awareness
that Web usability is important. / Science / M.Sc. (Informatyion Systems)
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Usability and Internet-based bankingVan Dyk, Tobias Jan 06 1900 (has links)
Usability refers to the study and measurement of the quality of human-computer interaction.
Internet-based banking is a task-oriented, goal-directed, Web-based, E-commerce application where
users access and manipulate bank accounts remotely through a Web browser interface. The
examination of the usability of this interaction through the distributed medium of the Internet formed
the research basis.
The aims of the research are to review the application of general usability principles and properties
to Internet-based banking, examine existing usability guidelines for hypermedia and Web design,
and apply these during a structured evaluation of local and international online banking facilities.
The research instrument is a combination of a checklist-based and heuristic evaluation, and is
preceded by a task analysis.
Three research questions are addressed and solutions suggested. These are related to improving
Internet banking usability, finding the best approach for measuring this, and creating an awareness
that Web usability is important. / Science / M.Sc. (Informatyion Systems)
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